Q. The unit for dielectric strength is ____________

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Q. If the Voltage increases, what happens to dielectric strength?

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Q. If the potential difference in a material is 4MV and the thickness of the material is 2m, calculate the dielectric strength.

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Q. If the dielectric strength of a material is 4MV/m and its potential difference is 28MV, calculate the thickness of the material.

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Q. If the thickness of the material increases, what happens to the dielectric strength?

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Q. The thickness of a material having dielectric strength 10MV/m is 5m, calculate the potential difference.

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Q. Which medium has the highest dielectric strength?

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Q. Leakage in capacitors is primarily caused by _________

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Q. What is the conduction current when a capacitor is fully charged?

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Q. The flow of electrons in dielectric is due to _________

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Q. The flow of electrons which does not pass through the battery is known as ________

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Q. The free electrons in practical dielectrics is due to _________

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Q. The current in conductors connecting the voltage source to the plates of a capacitor is ______

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Q. What is the type of current where the electrons actually move?

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Q. What is the type of current caused due to variations in the field?

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Q. Under normal conditions capacitors have _________

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Q. If a large amount of voltage is applied to a capacitor, what is the current that flows through it?

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Q. The current in conductors connecting the voltage source to the plates of a capacitor is _______

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Q. Under normal conditions capacitors have _______

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Q. What is the unit for displacement current?

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